Is Nathan Cleary really a sell? All aboard the Storm surge | Round 16 teams
This week is all about which Origin players will and won’t back up. And given Nathan’s Cleary’s huge travel from Perth to New Zealand, he’s been left out for the Panthers and is therefore a popular sell.
Meanwhile, non-Origin Storm players are suddenly the most in-demand players in the competition given they have finished all byes for the season, with Eli Katoa and Jahrome Hughes particularly popular.
Also factor in injuries to Haumole Olakau’atu and Keaon Koloamatangi, and it’s a huge trading week for SuperCoaches.
Join Jett Hatton, Rob Sutherland and SuperCoach Whisperer for the lowdown.
Host: Jett Hatton: @KnowsJett /X
Guests: Rob Sutherland: @Rob_Sutherland3
SuperCoach Whisperer: NRL Supercoach Whisperer / Insta
Produced by Frank Ienco.
Recorded 5pm Tuesday June 17, 2025.
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